Clarion DB265MP Car CD/ MP3 Player

Ever wonder who invented the first car radio? The short answer to that question is: Clarion! The model A-214 was introduced in 1948, and Clarion has been blazing a mobile sound trail ever since. From the world's first transistor car radio, to in-car computer and navigation systems, Clarion leads the way in technology and innovation. One look at the new DB265MP, and you'll know Clarion is at the cutting edge. This gorgeous black and silver, detachable face deck plays MP3 files and features Clarion's exclusive Z-Enhancer equalizer control. More than just an EQ, the Z-Enhancer has two parametric settings and three presets for easy sound tailoring. You'll love the bright blue LCD display and scrolling titles — you get all the information you could want in a large, easy to read screen.

Great sound and mp3 capability for a bargain! Cool looking and...

Pros: Good, reliable sound, cool looking, and great price!
Cons: mp3 titles not always displayed correctly, and wma not supported.
Clarion DB265MP The Clarion DB265MP is a nice, inexpensive stereo that can add MP3 capability to your car. Clarion (which is named after a bugle-like instrument from Ancient Greece) is a Japanese company, founded in the 1940s, and claims to...